Nick Hanauer: Beware, fellow plutocrats, the pitchforks are coming
Nik Hanauer (Nick Hanauer): Čuvajte se, kolege plutokrate, stižu vile
Nick Hanauer has become an important voice in the raging debate on inequality — and his provocative argument is aimed at his fellow plutocrats. Full bio
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ja sam plutokrata.
takođe sam ponosan
različitih industrija.
na sajtu Amazon.com.
za 6,4 milijarde dolara.
smartest person you've ever met.
najpametnija osoba koju ste ikada sreli.
u par stvari.
trpeljivost rizika,
što će se desiti u budućnosti,
nacionalnih prihoda,
1 procenat na vrhu
kapitalističku demokratiju.
nejednakost u našem društvu,
ne može više da podnese
liberalnog idealiste.
samo naše rizike
treba da bude Henri Ford.
dan od 5 dolara,
od najveće dnevnice u to vreme,
radnike koji su bili siromašni,
koja je sada mogla da priušti
znamo da je istina,
shvaćena kao ekosistem
koje nađete
koja dominiraju
srednjim ekonomijama.
linearne, mehanističke,
equilibrium and toward inequality,
i teže nejednakosti,
da kapitalizam
efikasne raspodele
kreiranja novih rešenja
za pronalaženje rešenja.
other people's problems.
problema drugih ljudi.
i ovo objašnjava
poput Gugla i Amazona,
te kompanije
razrešivača problema
problema imamo
da ponude rešenja,
kapitalističke demokratije
od prosečne plate,
nekoliko plutokrata obogati,
nacionalnu ekonomiju.
to može da učini.
napisao pod imenom
za minimalne dnevnice od 15 dolara."
predlogom Nika Hanauera".
Ed Marej potpisao je
dnevnice u Sijetlu
od 7,25 dolara.
u kapitalističkim ekonomijama.
workers have more money,
imaju više novca,
sa niskom nadnicom
košta preuzeća. Zar ne?
govoreći stvari poput:
Dobijate je manje."
plate direktora u našoj zemlji
veće cifre od prosečne plate
koja automatizuje svoj posao,
nego ikada ranije.
ekonomski eksperiment.
dnevnica od 15 dolara
napojnice od 2,13 dolara.
kapanja bili u pravu,
have massive unemployment.
da ima ogromnu nezaposlenost.
poslove malih preduzeća
Prosperitetan.
glavni zakon kapitalizma,
radnike dovoljno
da jedu u restoranima,
vlasnici restorana rekli.
nego što vam ja to iznosim?
da prestanemo da insistiramo
ako radnici sa niskim platama
postanu bogatiji,
koji se suprotstavljaju
sa ovom retorikom
samo neki momci koji stoje bosi
ne postoje dobri preduzetnici,
entrepreneurs in other places,
mogu da priušte.
veličinu vlasti,
dovoljno plaćeni
ne trebaju ti programi.
poštenijom i inkluzivnijom,
rasta i prosperiteta.
društvena tehnologija
u ljudskim društvima,
kompleksnih sistema,
da gomilaju novac.
i njihovim mušterijama
minimalne dnevnice,
poput obrazovanja, istraživanja i razvoja,
jer niko ne profitira od toga
i mislim da je to jednako
našu veliku državu;
ove priče su se zvale
Države stvorile nas,
ekonomijama,
the worst of circumstances
u najgorim situacijama
i prodaju voće.
na svetu.
ograđenim zajednicama
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Nick Hanauer - Venture capitalist, authorNick Hanauer has become an important voice in the raging debate on inequality — and his provocative argument is aimed at his fellow plutocrats.
Why you should listen
Nick Hanauer has founded, co-founded and funded more than 30 companies across a range of industries, with a pretty notable record of success. As a few highlights, he cofounded a company called aQuantive that sold to Microsoft for $6.4 billion, and was the first non-family investor in Amazon.
Meanwhile Hanauer, a “proud and unapologetic capitalist,” has also been looking closely at society’s growing inequality gap, and the consequences it holds for our shared destiny — and the ultimate fate of our democracies. In 2007, he and civic activist Eric Liu co-wrote the book The True Patriot, an examination of progressive patriotism. This was followed by 2011’s The Gardens of Democracy, also with Liu, a vision for “growing” good citizens.
In 2013, Hanauer published a commentary in Bloomberg BusinessWeek proposing a $15 minimum wage (a suggestion that Seattle acted on this year). Early in 2014, he and Eric Beinhocker published "Capitalism, Redefined." In the summer of 2014, Hanauer published a much-shared essay in Politico that suggests, if societal inequality is allowed to grow unchecked, modern societies could start looking an awful lot like pre-Revolutionary France.
He is working on a new book, due out in 2015.
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